Cancelled 2nd Annual Buena Vista June Jam (Colorado Front Range)

Boort · Jul 1, 2019

Neal A. Tew said:
Here's a link to the few photos that I took.

OB: Buena Vista June Jam

462 new items added to shared album

photos.app.goo.gl

If you have any photos and don't mind adding them to that shared album I would really appreciate it. (If there's any pictures of you and/or yours that you'd like removed, don't hesitate to ask.) @Rick Louie be sure to notice that one of those is a little bit of mud video. (For those that didn't attend, know that this was the only mud we encountered. It just happened to be one of the few spots that we got out and took photos besides the scenic view areas.)

@Neal A. Tew

Thanks for the Action Shots of my rig going through the mud! I've tossed a few in to the album. Likely more to come once I get time to stitch the panos together.

Boort

Delux2769 · Jul 1, 2019

Photo-dumped a good bit of pics into the google album... I'm pretty terrible at taking pictures, but here's the ones that came out that may be good for others to use.

We had a great weekend. Thanks!

JDGreens · Jul 1, 2019

I wished I had taken some pictures, but I was preoccupied with having such a great time! They are all special moments that are filed away in my mind, sorry I can't share them with the forum visually in pictures but I can't say it enough, it was a pleasure to hang with you all and look forward to when we can go again! Thanks David

Neal A. Tew · Jul 1, 2019

For those that rode either Thursday or Saturday, you may remember some discussion about a section of the Big Sandy trail (376A) looking like some of it was on an old railroad grade. This was one of the first trails we did those days and was where we saw the stranded Chevy Impala.

Anyway, this is what I found this morning as I was working on my trail report at TrailsOffroad.com:

This trail is a connector route to the Lenhardy Cutoff Trail/FS 376 and is an access point for several additional trails in the Fourmile Travel Management Area. You can expect amazing panoramic views of the Collegiate Peaks Mountains and an opportunity to take in some of the areas history that won't disappoint. The trailhead is at the south end of Sleeping Indian, a rocky formation directly east of the Town of Buena Vista. The first section of the trail travels the old Midland Railroad grade. The Midland Railway was incorporated in 1883, it was the first standard gauge built over the continental divide. It ran from Colorado Springs to Leadville and through the divide at Hagerman Pass to Glenwood Springs and then on to Grand Junction. This trail also passes through a section of the Trout Creek Pegmatite Mineral District and offers a short hike to an old quartz quarry. Be sure to bring your camera and a pair of your favorite hiking shoes.

JCarter · Jul 1, 2019

Google map photos have posted of the campsite location and mountain top.

Boort · Jul 2, 2019

JCarter said:
Google map photos have posted of the campsite location and mountain top.

Links for JCarter's 3d Streetview Uploads
Camp Site: